I have been using a c4u core in my Guhong V2. No matter how hard I set the tensions, the screws or maybe just one screw doesn't stay in it. Could be my fault though.
how to practice OLL and PLL to get it sub 1? I tried just doing it over and over but that dont help at all, i still average 2.5sec on average for PLL 1.7 ish for OLL. There is only about 8 algs that i can do sub 1. HELP! cos my LL is like 5-8sec which is ****
how to practice OLL and PLL to get it sub 1? I tried just doing it over and over but that dont help at all, i still average 2.5sec on average for PLL 1.7 ish for OLL. There is only about 8 algs that i can do sub 1. HELP! cos my LL is like 5-8sec which is ****
Try to find new fingertricks? Turn faster?
I can sub 2 most of my PLLs so I don't know if I can help you much. I basically just tried to turn as fast as possible without messing up and eventually the times went down for me.
try finding fast videos and copying their finger tricks.
one day my U perm was crap so i changed the finger trick and practiced it for 2 days. then it got so much better.
i've also changed my perms V, R, H, Z, E, Aa, F, Jb, Na. #cuberproblems
Today i was looking on Badmephesto's cubing site when i say a computer program for practicing plls. egearly i downloaded it but saw it was for pc but i have a mac. does anyone know where i can a mac verison or an alternitire? Thanks!
Firefox. I'll check that remember password next time when I log in.
One more question:
In CCT 0.9.5, Is there a way I can see all my times along with their scrambles, like Prisma's History View? Also is there any way to copy them to, say, an Excel worksheet?
I am practicing my two-face PLL recognition but it's slow going because each case doesn't come up often enough for me to really commit them to memory.
My question is, has anyone made a site where I can drill them like flash cards? It would be nice to not have to print off pics off photobucket and make my own.
I am practicing my two-face PLL recognition but it's slow going because each case doesn't come up often enough for me to really commit them to memory.
My question is, has anyone made a site where I can drill them like flash cards? It would be nice to not have to print off pics off photobucket and make my own.